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Belgium ETIAS process for citizens of Japan
iVisa
4 min read
Updated on Dec 19, 2023

The beauty of Belgium lies in the diversity of the country’s different tourist sights, perfected to please any traveler. And Japanese citizens know how convenient their trips are to magical Belgium with their visa-exempt country passport status.

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Although most visitors focus their attention and energy on admiring Bruges and going along the “Venice of the North”, that’s only a small part of the country. Hidden cities like Ghent, not more than a 20-minute ride away have great artwork, history, and gorgeous Gothic towers. At the same time, Brussels is home to the 17th-century Grand-Place and many other breathtaking castles.

Now that foreigners have noticed that Belgium has so much more to offer than Brussels and Bruges, the number of visitors increases daily. And because this is also happening in many other Schengen countries, the Schengen council decided that future visitors must apply for ETIAS before traveling. It’s a secure document, which has the big picture ideal of reducing terrorism, and this means pre-screening everyone that arrives.

Below you will find the most relevant FAQs regarding the Belgium ETIAS for citizens of Japan, including its limitations, and online application process.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Why is the ETIAS so important?

The European Travel Information and Authorization System (ETIAS) has been implemented on behalf of the Schengen Zone countries to increase their security by reducing illegal immigration and eliminate terrorism. The ETIAS for any traveler will work as a prescreening stage to ensure they aren’t a threat to Schengen and can travel easily among the countries.

Can I apply online for ETIAS?

To make every user's life easier and speed up the screening process of analysis, the ETIAS application comes in the best way possible: online. You can be in any part of the world, with a computer, and can fill out your online application form.

Can a citizen of Japan apply for ETIAS while living abroad?

The process is an online application so you can apply from any part of the world through the iVisa.com online application form. You must only consider that part of the application requirements will possibly ask about your current physical address. Because whatever you fill in will be compared with international immigration services, you should have these details updated before applying.

Which EU countries can I visit with a Belgium ETIAS?

Being able to travel with an ETIAS allows the foreigner to visit any of the Schengen Zone countries, some of which are part of the EU, and others aren’t. You’re authorized to attend any of the countries within the time the ETIAS is valid for. It’s usually issued to be effective during your travel dates.

How many months can citizens of Japan stay in Belgium with ETIAS?

The ETIAS is required for travelers that want to visit any of the Schengen area countries for a short term trip, meaning no more than 90 days. You can use those 90 days to visit only Belgium, or more countries continuously, or spread apart. The conditions to travel with an ETIAS are to stay 90 days maximum, and it also limits those 90 days within 180 days.

Is it easy to apply for ETIAS for citizens of Japan?

Because the ETIAS is a digital document, it’s effortless for any world citizen to apply for one with the use of a desktop or laptop, and internet service. The easiest choice is to visit the iVisa.com platform and fill out their ETIAS application form.

By using iVisa.com, there are only three steps to follow:

1.Fill out the questionnaire with your data, and select a processing time for your ETIAS application results.

  • Standard processing - get your document ready in 24 hours
  • Rush processing - a fast option to be ETIAS ready in 4 hours
  • Super rush processing - the express choice to have your ETIAS in 30 minutes.

2.It would be best if you then revise that the questionnaire has the correct information, and proceed to pay the service fee.

3.The last step is to answer a poll. The questions will be on documents the ETIAS will request. You should then Submit.

After the form is submitted, you only need to wait for the Belgium ETIAS results to arrive in your inbox.

Is it safe to use the iVisa.com platform?

iVisa.com uses the most reliable security systems to ensure the safety of your data once it’s used on our platform. Trust that the information you provide iVisa.com stays there and protected from online threats.

If you have any doubts about our services, you can see reviews left by previous clients.

The questions are not useful for me, where can I find more information?

We know that you might still have questions, or that the FAQs didn’t fit your search of items, so we are here to help you solve them. Do send us a chat with your inquiry, or read more info on iVisa.com’s website.

Disclaimer
  • iVisa is NOT affiliated with any government agency. This site does not provide legal advice and we are not a law firm. None of our customer service representatives are lawyers and they also do not provide legal advice. We are a private, internet-based travel and immigration consultancy provider dedicated to helping individuals travel around the world. You may apply by yourself directly on the various government websites. The source of information: https://dofi.ibz.be/en
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